Malte Luecken
@mdluecken
Luckylab, Computational Biologist, Data integrator, Human Cell Atlasser, Single cell, Lung, Floorballer
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/malte-l%C3%BCcken-b8b21049/ 22-02-2018 10:21:27
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#HelmholtzMunich Shares Guide to Single-Cell Atlases A team led by Dr. Malte Lücken, Helmholtz Munich, has published a guide in Nature Methods to standardize the creation of single-cell atlases – these are crucial tools for mapping cellular diversity. 👉t1p.de/kt8ou
Looking to build a high-quality single-cell reference atlas? Check out this fantastic review by Karin Hrovatin & Lisa Sikkema, guided by Malte Luecken! Packed with nuanced yet practical advice - from preprocessing to integration and downstream applications! 🚀
A Review from Malte Luecken, Lisa Sikkema, Karin Hrovatin, Fabian Theis & colleagues provides a comprehensive and detailed discussion about how to build and use single-cell atlases. nature.com/articles/s4159…
🎉 New Year, New Opportunities! 🚀 We're excited to announce that we are recruiting a PI in Computational Biomedicine Computational Health Center Helmholtz Munich | @HelmholtzMunich . Join us in shaping the future of health. Apply here: bit.ly/4gwXFrh
Want to see more examples and details? Check out the full publication: nature.com/articles/s4155… Thanks to all co-authors, especially Theresa Willem, who did most of the work, Malte Luecken, who initialised the collaboration, and Fabian Theis. 9/10
Looking forward to giving my talk on community-driven benchmarking via Open Problems tomorrow at the first Ascona benchmarking meeting. Mark R@markrobinsonca@{genomic.social,bsky.social} really knows how to put on a conference in this beautiful location! Half of my lab came along :).
🚨 We’re hiring Wellcome Sanger Institute! Join us as a Postdoc or ML Scientist to build generative & foundation models for biology. 🧬 Spatial + single-cell omics 🧠 Diffusion, transformers, multimodal data 💊 Drug discovery via Open Targets Apply: Postdocs in computational biology
A bit late, but excited to announce our new paper, "Defining and benchmarking open problems in single-cell analysis," a joint effort led by our team (Scott Gigante, Daniel Burkhardt ) at Yale University and the Fabian Theis and Malte Luecken at Helmholtz! 🚀 **Open Problems**, is a living,